san francisco and we ve been reporting with fox & friends, this past weekend mobs of thieves ransacked shops. law enforcement calling these raids organize. p you think so? in a single 24 hours to me of a mob of looters targeting a louis vuitton high-end store. as many as 80 looters and ski masks rated a nordstrom. it asnesses described something out of a movie. that s what i think. in oakland, about 70 miles away, the, same. marijuana dispensaries and other stores. car break-ins are on the rise as well. break-ins are up 753%. the hoover institute recently noted, san francisco is now more dangerous than 98% of the u.s. cities. compton, california. a city famous for drug wars and gang wars. it s almost twice as safe as san francisco. most all of this increase in crime can be traced back to proposition 47. that s a referendum that was passed back in 2014 in california.it it was backed by california elites like the netflix ceo and sean parker as well as george soros open society
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be intimidated into accepting your fraudulent promise. it w often works and that s exactly why they do it but it only works when the rest of us play alongng with it so let s sp playing along with it. so, can you explain to me why if it s wrong to meet with russians in the hope of getting dirt on your political opponent, it s okay to pay for a national toor get dirt from russians about your political opponents which the dnc in the hillary campaign both did? it s very different for a campaign to spend money to do opposition research in a foreign country then for a foreign government like the russians to actually invest in disarming our election security to benefit one candidate, that s the big difference here. there s nothing wrong in paying
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And he. did talk about that towards the end of his life. i think one of the attributes that to me stands out most about rush is what happened after he got the diagnosis. his bucket list. as much as i love radio i have loved radio since i was a kid, if i that a death sentence tomorrow, i m done. sorry, i ve got some things i want to see around this planet before i get out of here. rush had a bucket list too. his bucket list was his audience.er every single l day that he was t in treatment that he could, he came to work. he delivered a show, and the shows wereca excellent. you couldn t tell when the shows were on than anything was wrong with him because his energy level was sky-high.
It s a phrase that specifically causes self-doubt. tucker: as you know, the research has shown there is a direct connection between low self-esteem, people feel inadequate, work harder to impress, we should inculcate self-doubt and students. as an also a reflection of reality? if you already knew, what are you doing inn college? students are ignorant, that s why they are in school to become learned. you re using unnecessary words. it may be why style manuals would say you shouldn t use unnecessary words are unnecessary phrases to make your point. using as you know is unnecessary. you re not communicating properly with your audience.er it s not needed and they are urging the professors to t use this this phrase, it s not necessary. tucker: are not urging it because i have a commitment to clear language, people who run